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Infections diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites, fungi. Differential diagnosis of infectious diseases, neuroinfection of both adults and children, respiratory and exanthematous illnesses, alimentary infections in children and adults, essentials of laboratory diagnosis of infectious diseases and immunisation. Last update: HABET (28.07.2003)
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Requirements for a credit:
• participation in practice (3 absences are tolerated only )
• presence at three consulting lessons ( neuroinfectious, respiratory and exanthematic infections and gastrointestinal infections) – the questions are available on the MOODLE website
• elaboration of the patient case report
More than three absences – must be compensated completely, the form will be determined by the management of the clinic Last update: PROCHAZHELEN (09.01.2024)
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Hobstová, J.: Infectious diseases : Karolinum, 2003 (A), 2012 (D)
+Long, S.: Principles and practice of pediatric infectious diseases : Churchill Livingstone, 2010 +Mandel, G. L.: Mandell, Douglas, and Bennet's principles and practice of infectious diseases : Elsevier Saunders, 2015 +Betts, A. F.: Reese and Bet‘s practical approach to infectious diseases : Lippincott, 2003 +Cohen J.: Infectious diseases: Mosby, 2010 +Steffen, R.: Mannual of travel medicine and health. 3nd ed., 2007 +Manual of Childhood Infection: The Blue Book (Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Paediatrics) 4th Edition 2016 (available as ebook) + Estee Torok and col.: Oxford Handbook of Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, 2nd Edition, 2016 + Murray, Rosenthal,Pfaller.: Medical Microbiology, 8th Edition, 2015) Last update: Loupalová Blanka (17.08.2020)
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Infectious Diseases - International students, 5th year Examination : practical part and theoretical part
Exam dates: the following week after a 3-week practice, 1-3 days (morning and afternoon)
Examining Board: 1-2 members
2nd resit: 3-member commission, the course of the exam is entered in the report and submitted to the study department - Circular No. 1/2001
The last term of exam: the exact date is written by the Dean
Exam questions:
1 Invasive meningococcal disease Paresis of infectious origin, including polyradiculoneuritis Culture methods for identification of infectious agents
2 Acute tonsillopharyngitis – including differential diagnosis Foodborne intoxication, botulism Antibiotic treatment of urinary tract infections
3 Infections in splenectomized patients and pregnant women Bacillary dysentery and dysentery-like syndrome – differential diagnosis of hemorrhagic colitis Interpretation of complete blood count parameters and inflammatory markers
4 Meningeal syndrome – differential diagnosis Viral hepatitis with fecal–oral transmission Intestinal protozoal infections (amoebiasis, giardiasis, cryptosporidiosis)
5 Jaundice and elevation of liver enzymes of infectious origin – differential diagnosis Antibiotic treatment of streptococcal infections Pertussis, diphtheria
6 Sepsis and septic shock (pathophysiology, clinical presentation) Infectious mononucleosis syndrome Vaccination – types of vaccines, basic vaccination rules, adverse effects, contraindications
7 Infections caused by S. pneumoniae and H. influenzae Healthcare-associated infections (definition, most common infections, prevention options) Intestinal parasitic infections (enterobiasis, ascariasis)
8 Purulent meningitis – diagnosis and treatment Antifungal agents (overview of basic groups and indications) Malaria
9 Tick-borne encephalitis Infectious causes of regional lymphadenopathy + differential diagnosis Indications for immunoglobulin use in infectious diseases
10 Purulent meningitis in neonates and infants Hemorrhagic/petechial exanthema Antibiotic treatment of anaerobic infections
11 Infective endocarditis Acute diarrhea syndrome (etiology, clinical presentation, differential diagnosis) Antiviral agents (overview of basic groups and indications)
12 Treatment of neuroinfections Salmonella infections including typhoid and paratyphoid fever Tropical arboviral infections (Dengue, Zika, Chikungunya, Yellow fever)
13 Pneumonia – clinical presentation, therapy, and possible complications Antibiotic treatment of staphylococcal infections Gastrointestinal infections caused by Escherichia coli
14 Cough of infectious origin and its differential diagnosis Infections caused by S. pyogenes Antibiotic treatment of neonates and pregnant and breastfeeding women
15 Diagnostic approach to the febrile patient Risks and management of animal bites Tularemia, bartonellosis
16 Infectious causes of generalized lymphadenopathy + differential diagnosis Listeriosis Antibiotic treatment of intracellular bacterial pathogens
17 Fungal infections (candidiasis, aspergillosis, mucormycosis) Antibiotic treatment of resistant Gram-negative bacteria Fifth disease and sixth disease
18 Treatment of respiratory infections (symptomatic therapy, indications for antibiotic use) HIV – etiology, epidemiology, clinical presentation Viral gastrointestinal infections
19 Treatment of sepsis Infections caused by HSV Traveler’s diarrhea
20 Maculopapular exanthema – most common infectious agents, differential diagnosis Antibiotic treatment of resistant Gram-positive bacteria Leptospirosis
21 HIV infection – diagnosis, therapy, prophylaxis Infections of the spine, bones, and joints Lyme borreliosis
22 Treatment and prophylaxis of tetanus Toxin-mediated syndromes other than CDI (TSS, PVL…) Measles, rubella, mumps
23 Skin and soft tissue infections (impetigo, erysipelas, skin abscess, necrotizing fasciitis) Treatment of gastrointestinal infections (symptomatic therapy, indications for antibiotic use) Infections caused by enteroviruses
24 Aseptic CNS infections (main etiological agents, clinical manifestations) Indications for corticosteroid use in infectious diseases Fever after return from the tropics
25 Infections in immunosuppressed patients (basic principles, febrile neutropenia, infections in patients on biologic therapy and after organ transplantation) Methods of indirect detection of infectious agents Infections caused by Clostridioides difficile
26 Cerebrospinal fluid findings (aseptic and purulent), indications and performance of lumbar puncture Non-culture methods of direct detection of infectious agents Infections caused by EBV and CMV
27 Vesiculopustular exanthema Antibiotics – basic principles of therapy and its risks, AwaRe classification, antibiotic stewardship Viral hepatitis with parenteral transmission
28 Viral respiratory infections (influenza, COVID-19, RSV) Immunopathological complications of infections (erythema nodosum, PIMS, Kawasaki disease, Guillain–Barré syndrome) Vaccination schedule in the Czech Republic and recommended childhood vaccinations
29 Pneumonia – etiological agents, diagnosis, differential diagnosis Microorganisms potentially usable as biological weapons (anthrax, variola, viral hemorrhagic fevers) Toxoplasmosis
30 Infections in high-risk populations (intravenous drug users, homeless individuals, alcohol-dependent patients…) Infections caused by chlamydiae and mycoplasmas Tissue helminth infections – toxocariasis, echinococcosis
31 Antibiotic treatment of skin and soft tissue infections Opportunistic infections in HIV/AIDS patients Infections caused by VZV
32 Fever – most common causes, differential diagnosis Vaccination – recommendations for high-risk patient groups (elderly, splenectomized patients, pregnant women) Campylobacteriosis, yersiniosis
33 Purulent meningitis – etiology, clinical presentation Vertically transmitted infections Pre-travel counseling (basic principles of vaccination, antimalarial prophylaxis, travel medical kit)
Last update: Krajčová Livie (13.03.2026)
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Syllabus - Infectious Diseases for International Students
The study is organised in blocks according to the timetable.
Place: Department of Infectious Diseases, Hospital Na Bulovce, Budínova 2, Prague 8 Beginning: 8,00 Duration: three weeks Prerequisite: Internal medicine, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Epidemiology Conditions of obtaining credit: participation, consultations Cloakroom: on the 5th floor
Lectures and seminars:
Neuroinfections - purulent and aseptic meningitis, polyradiculoneuritis (doc. Pícha) Laboratory diagnostics (doc. Pícha) Antibiotics and chemoterapeutic agents (doc.Pícha) Exanthematic diseases (prim. Roháčová) Higly dangerous infections (prim. Roháčová) Gastrointestinal infections (dr. Ambrožová) Respiratory infections (dr. Trojánek) Vaccination ( dr. Trojánek) Viral hepatitis (dr.Stejskal) Parasitic diseases (dr. Stejskal) Slides of infectious diseases (dr. Stejskal) Infective endocarditis (dr. Smíšková) Zoonozes (dr. Smíšková) Infectious of immunocompromised patiens ( dr. Smíšková) AIDS (prof. Machala)
Practical demonstration and training:
demonstration of interesting cases (assistants, doc. Pícha, prim. Roháčová
demonstration of patients with AIDS in out-patient department on the 2nd floor (prof. Machala)
lumbar puncture (assistants)
daily checking allocated patient and working on case report for the exam Last update: Loupalová Blanka (07.11.2019)
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